AryanPriest666
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I've just been meditating on the things a father should teach his son. I believe a father has a responsibility to teach his son certain things and to instill in him certain principles. If your father taught you any of the things on this list, count your blessings. If, like many of us, your father didn't teach you any of the things on this list, don't lose hope because Father Satan and his demons are willing and able to help us with all of these. Feel free to add to this list. What should a father teach his son?
My list, top 3:
1) Self defense. A man needs to know how to defend himself in every way: physically, mentally, emotionally and spiritually. A father should instill in his son a warrior code of honor, integrity, discernment, tactics and courageous action. The willingness and ability to fight and win is the foundation for everything a man represents. If you can't defend yourself or defeat your enemies, your chances of survival or having a life worth living diminish greatly. Learn how to fight!
2) Money. What it is, how to make it, what to do with it. A man should be savvy in the ways of the world and know how to leverage the money-making systems available to him in a way that secures him a materially successful existence. It's not right that one should have to struggle with these things later in life. A father should strive to put his son ahead of the pack by teaching him everything about how to be wealthy at an early age. This also ties in with higher purpose and value systems
3) Women and social navigation/networking. How to interact with others, the do's and don'ts, how to make friends, how to create lasting and meaning social bonds with members of both sexes. A male-only peer group that push and compete with eachother to become better, stronger men is essential for healthy development and success. A father should help his son to find or create a peer group. Ideally, a father teaches his son how to lead other men and assist them in becoming greater versions of themselves. Also, courtship and how to treat/approach women in a way that is healthy and sets them up for a life of increased chances of success in finding a suitable partner.
Granted each item on this list requires the father to have the knowledge and experience to be able to actually teach his son, so if you aspire to become a father, I suggest becoming proficient in at least one of these 3 areas. Most of us had fathers that taught us 0 out of 3, so if you can accomplish even just 1 it'll be improvement from where we are now. This will positively affect future generations and increase our chances of success as a people overall. If you master 1 out of 3 and pass it on to your son and then your son does the same for his son, that's 2/3, then 3/3 for the next generation! This is how we rebuild.
Ave Satanas!
Hail Father Satan!
My list, top 3:
1) Self defense. A man needs to know how to defend himself in every way: physically, mentally, emotionally and spiritually. A father should instill in his son a warrior code of honor, integrity, discernment, tactics and courageous action. The willingness and ability to fight and win is the foundation for everything a man represents. If you can't defend yourself or defeat your enemies, your chances of survival or having a life worth living diminish greatly. Learn how to fight!
2) Money. What it is, how to make it, what to do with it. A man should be savvy in the ways of the world and know how to leverage the money-making systems available to him in a way that secures him a materially successful existence. It's not right that one should have to struggle with these things later in life. A father should strive to put his son ahead of the pack by teaching him everything about how to be wealthy at an early age. This also ties in with higher purpose and value systems
3) Women and social navigation/networking. How to interact with others, the do's and don'ts, how to make friends, how to create lasting and meaning social bonds with members of both sexes. A male-only peer group that push and compete with eachother to become better, stronger men is essential for healthy development and success. A father should help his son to find or create a peer group. Ideally, a father teaches his son how to lead other men and assist them in becoming greater versions of themselves. Also, courtship and how to treat/approach women in a way that is healthy and sets them up for a life of increased chances of success in finding a suitable partner.
Granted each item on this list requires the father to have the knowledge and experience to be able to actually teach his son, so if you aspire to become a father, I suggest becoming proficient in at least one of these 3 areas. Most of us had fathers that taught us 0 out of 3, so if you can accomplish even just 1 it'll be improvement from where we are now. This will positively affect future generations and increase our chances of success as a people overall. If you master 1 out of 3 and pass it on to your son and then your son does the same for his son, that's 2/3, then 3/3 for the next generation! This is how we rebuild.
Ave Satanas!
Hail Father Satan!
